Shopping for Tall

Shopping can easily become an annoyance.

So here is what I have found works for people like me (Tall really isn't that rare!)

Old Navy - bless them, seriously bless them. They sell TALL pants AND tops and they really mean it. They have largely improved over the years with fit although they still run larger and sometimes their tops are too thin BUT you can't beat the fit for the price. I LOVE their Diva fit jeans. Now I just need them to come up with a good pair of kaki pants that look good front & back.

Express - for quality work pants. They have a ton of options although it seem their Editor line is preferred (thicker pant). I just ordered a couple 50% off hoping one will fit.

JCPenny - Although I feel like online is your best chance at actually finding Tall, I hear it does exist and they have the coupons that come in the mail. So out of department stores, JCPennys wins.

And that's about it folks. There are several places that sell "long" and lie about it, but jeans are easier to find and American Eagle is a good option if their fit works for you or Buckle if you have the money. Banana Republic, GAP & Jcrew are just really expensive and I haven't liked their options lately.

Tall friends, tell me if you have discovered anything different. And by tall, you better be at least 5'9.

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